Analyte Name Trade Names DRE Category Pharmaceutical ...

Washington State Patrol Toxicology Laboratory Division

Drug Category Reference

*Not all of the drugs listed below are routinely tested for by the laboratory. Call 206-262-6100 with questions.

Analyte Name 10-Hydroxycarbazepine 6-acetylmorphine 7-aminoclonazepam 7-aminoflunitrazepam 7-Hydroxymitragynine AB-CHMINACA AB-PINACA acetaminophen acetone

alpha hydroxy alprazolam alpha-PVP alprazolam AM-2201 AM-2233 AM-694 amantadine amitriptyline amlodipine amobarbital

amoxapine amphetamine

antipyrine aripiprazole atenolol atomoxetine baclofen benzene benzoylecgonine brompheniramine bupivacaine buprenorphine

bupropion bupropion metabolite

Trade Names Trileptal?

Clonopin?, Klonopin? Rohypnol?

DRE Category CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants

Narcotic Analgesic (mild) Inhalant

Xanax?

CNS Depressants

Xanax?

CNS Depressants

K2?, Spice?, Yucatan Fire?

K2?, Spice?, Yucatan Fire?

K2?, Spice?, Yucatan Fire?

Symmetrel?

Elavil?, Endep?

CNS Depressants

Norvasc?

Amal?; Amytal?; Etamyl?; CNS Depressants

Eunoctal?; Stadadorm?;

Asendin?

CNS Depressants

Adderall?, Dexedrine?

CNS Stimulant

Abilify? Tenormin? Strattera? Lioresal?

Dimetane?, Dimetapp? Marcaine? Buprenex?, Subutex?

Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants

CNS Stimulant (mild)

Inhalant CNS Stimulants CNS Depressants

Narcotic Analgesics

Wellbutrin?, Zyban? Wellbutrin?, Zyban?

CNS Stimulants CNS Stimulants

Pharmaceutical Category Anticonvulsant Narcotic Analgesics Benzodiazepine Benzodiazepine

Analgesic Solvent

Benzodiazepine

Benzodiazepine

Antiviral Tricyclic Antidepressant Antihypertensive Barbiturate

Notes from Lab metabolite of oxcarbazepine metabolite of Heroin active metabolite of clonazepam, positive only metabolite of flunitrazepam Bath Salts; metabolite of mitragynine (Kratom) Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Generally not impairing Diabetics & Stimulant users who do not eat can be positive metabolite of alprazolam Bath Salts

Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid

Antidepressant CNS Stimulants

Analgesic Anti-psychotic Cardiovascular Treatment of ADHD Muscle Relaxant Inhalants

Antihistamine Local anesthetic Narcotic Analgesics

Anti-depressant Anti-depressants

Used to treat ADHD, metabolite of methamphetamine Generally not impairing Not detected by routine drug screen

Mild stimulant compared to other ADHD drugs

inactive metabolite of cocaine

Generally not impairing also included with naloxone as an ingredient in Suboxone? Generally not impairing Generally not impairing

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Drug Category Reference

*Not all of the drugs listed below are routinely tested for by the laboratory. Call 206-262-6100 with questions.

Analyte Name buspirone butabarbital butalbital butane carbamazepine

carboxy-THC carisoprodol cathinone cetirizine chlordiazepoxide chlorpheniramine chlorpromazine cimetidine citalopram clomipramine clonazepam clonidine chlorazepate clozapine cocaethylene cocaine codeine cyanide cyclobenzaprine desalkylflurazepam desflurane desipramine desmethylcitalopram desmethyldoxepin

desmethylsertraline desmethyltramdol dextromethorphan diazepam difluoroethane dihydrocodeine

Trade Names BuSpar? Butisol? Sandoptal?

Tegretol?

DRE Category CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Inhalants CNS Depressant

Soma? khat, qat Zyrtec? Librium? Chlor-Trimeton?, Teldrin? Thorazine? Tagamet? Celexa?/Lexapro?; Anafranil? Clonopin?, Klonopin? Catapres? Tranxene? Clozaril?, Leponex?

Cannabis CNS Depressants CNS Stimulants

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants (mild) CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Stimulants CNS Stimulants Narcotic Analgesics

Flexeril?, Lisseril? Dalmane?

Norpramin?, Pertograne? Celexa?/Lexapro?; Adaoin ?, Sinequan?, Zonalon? Sinequan?, Adapin? Ultram? many cough/cold meds Valium? Dust off?

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Inhalants CNS Depressant CNS Depressants CNS Depressant

CNS Depressant Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Inhalants Narcotic Analgesics

Pharmaceutical Category Anxiolytic Barbiturate Barbiturate Inhalants Anti-convulsant; psychiatric med adjunct

Muscle Relaxant

Antihistamine Benzodiazepine Antihistamine Anti-psychotic Antihistamine SSRI Tricyclic Antidepressant Benzodiazepine Anti-hypertensive Benzodiazepine Anti-psychotic Stimulant Stimulant Narcotic Analgesics Toxin Tricyclic Antidepressant Benzodiazepine Inhalants Tricyclic Antidepressant SSRI Tricyclic Antidepressant

Notes from Lab

found in cigarette lighters

inactive metabolite of THC metabolizes to meprobamate 1/3 potency of amphetamine Non-sedating, generally not impairing metabolizes to nordiazepam

Generally not impairing

metabolizes to nordiazepam Used to treat severe schizophrenia Metabolite of combined use of Cocaine & EtOH

Used for short term treatment of back pain Metabolite of Flurazepam Also a metabolite of Imipramine metabolite of citalopram,Generally not impairing metabolite of doxepin

SSRI Narcotic Analgesics Antitussive Benzodiazepine

metabolite of sertraline metabolite of tramadol

Can cause hallucinations, psychosis in high doses

metabolizes to nordiazepam

Narcotic Analgesics

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Drug Category Reference

*Not all of the drugs listed below are routinely tested for by the laboratory. Call 206-262-6100 with questions.

Analyte Name diltiazem diphenhydramine

doxepin

doxylamine

duloxetine ephedrine estazolam ethanol ethchlorvynol ethyl chloride ethylene glycol ethylone fentanyl flecainide fluconazole flunitrazepam fluoxetine flurazepam fluvoxamine gabapentin GHB guaifenesin

haloperidol hexobarbital hydrocodone hydromorphone hydroxyzine ibuprofen isopropanol imipramine JWH-018 JWH-019 JWH-022

Trade Names

DRE Category

Cardizem?, Tiazac?

Benadryl?, Sominex?;

CNS Depressants

Unisom?

Adaoin ?, Sinequan?,

CNS Depressant

Zonalon?

Bendectin?, Unisom?, other CNS Depressants

cold meds

Cymbalta?

CNS Depressants

Primatene?

CNS Stimulants

ProSom?

CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants

Placidyl?

CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants

anti-freeze

Duragesic?, Sublimaze? Ecrinal?; Tambocor? Diflucan? Rohypnol? Prozac? Dalmane? Luvox? Neurontin? Xyrem? Mucinex?, other cough meds Haldol? Evipan?; Sombulex? Vicodin?, Lortab? Dilaudid? Atarax?, Visteril? Advil?, Mortin?, Nuprin?

Tofranil?

Narcotic Analgesics Dissociative Anesthetic

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

Pharmaceutical Category Calcium Channel Blocker Antihistamine

Notes from Lab Heart Medication

Tricyclic Antidepressant

Antihistamine

Antidepressant Sympathomimetic amine Benzodiazepine

no longer available on the market

Sedative/hypnotic

Narcotic Analgesics Antiarrhythmic Antifungal Benzodiazepine SSRI Benzodiazepine SSRI Anti-convulsant Anesthetic & Hypnotic Cough medicine & vetinary muscle relaxant Anti-psychotic Barbiturate Narcotic Analgesics Narcotic Analgesics Antihistamine Analgesic

Tricyclic Antidepressant

Bath Salts compound Patch, often chewed, extracted and injected

generally not impairing

generally not impairing Commonly used for pain, restless leg syndrome

legally used to treat narcolepsy, also illegally made

metabolized to methocarbamol

metabolized to hydromorphone

Used as an adjuct to pain meds generally not impairing rubbing alcohol metabolizes to desipramine Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid

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Analyte Name JWH-073 JWH-081 JWH-122 JWH-200 JWH-210 JWH-250 ketamine ketorolac lacosamide lamotrigine laudanosine levetiracetam levorphanol lidocaine lisdexamfetamine lithium loperamide lorazepam loxapine LSD

Trade Names

Ketalar? Acular?; Toradol? Vimpat? Lamictal?

Keppra? Dromoran? Xylocain? Vyvanse?

Imodium? Ativan? Daxoline?, Loxitane?

MDA MDMA MDPV meclizine meperidine mephedrone meprobamate mesoridazine metaxalone methadone methamphetamine methanol methaqualone methocarbamol methoxetamine methylone

Ectasy, "Adam"

Dramamine? Demerol?

Equinil?, Miltown? Serentil? Skelaxin? Methadose? (Selegiline?)

Quaalude? Robaxin?

Drug Category Reference

*Not all of the drugs listed below are routinely tested for by the laboratory. Call 206-262-6100 with questions.

DRE Category

Dissociative Anesthetics

CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics

CNS Stimulants CNS Depressant

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Hallucinogens

Hallucinogen (Stimulant) Hallucinogen (Stimulant)

CNS Depressant Narcotic Analgesics

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics CNS Stimulants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

Pharmaceutical Category

Anesthetic Anesthetic/Anti-inflammatory Anticonvulsant Anti-epileptic Skeletal Muscle Relaxant Anti-epileptic Narcotic Analgesic Local anesthetic Stimulant Antipsychotic Antiperistaltic Benzodiazepine Tricyclic Antidepressant Hallucinogen

Sympathomimetic amine Sympathomimetic amine

Antihistamine Narcotic Analgesics

CNS Depressant Anti-psychotic Muscle Relaxant Narcotic Analgesics Sympathomimetic amine

Sedative/hypnotic Sedative/hypnotic

Notes from Lab Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid "Special K"

Treats psychiatric disorders, chronic pain

Treats psychiatric disorders, chronic pain

Treats local wounds, arrythmia

Treatment of mania and severe depression

Currently not detected at WSP TLD, if suspected collect urine metabolite of MDMA Stimulant & Hallucinogen Bath Salts

Bath Salts also a metabolite of carisoprodol

Used to treat narcotic addiction and chronic pain legally used to treat ADHD and Parkinson's Wood alcohol

Muscle relaxant, sedative Bath Salts Bath Salts

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Analyte Name methylphenidate metoclopramide metoprolol midazolam mirtazapine mitragynine morphine

N-desalkyl flurazepam naloxone

Trade Names Ritalin? Reglan?

Versed? Remeron? Kratom AVINza?, Kadian?, MS Contin? Dalmane? Narcan?

naproxen nefazodone nitrous oxide norbuprenorphine norclozapine nordiazepam norfentanyl norfluoxetine norketamine normeperidine norpropoxyphene norsertraline nortriptyline norverapamil

Aleve? Serzone? Laughing Gas Buprenex?, Subutex? Clozaril?, Leponex? Duragesic?, Sublimaze?

Aventyl?; Pamelor?

O-desmethyl venlafaxine olanzapine oxazepam oxcarbazepine oxycodone oxymorphone paroxetine pentazocine pentobarbital pentylone phenazepam

Zyprexa? Serax? Trileptal? Oxycontin?, Percoset? Numorphan?; Opana? Paxil? Talwin? Nembutal?

Drug Category Reference

*Not all of the drugs listed below are routinely tested for by the laboratory. Call 206-262-6100 with questions.

DRE Category CNS Stimulants CNS Depressant

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

Narcotic Analgesics

CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics

Narcotic Analgesic CNS Depressant Inhalant Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants Dissociative Anesthetics Narcotic Analgesics Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressant

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants

CNS Depressant

Pharmaceutical Category Phenethylamine Derivative Antiemetic Antihypertensive Benzodiazepine Antidepressant

Narcotic Analgesics

Benzodiazepine Narcotic Analgesics

Analgesic Antidepressant Anesthetic Narcotic Analgesics Anti-psychotic Benzodiazepine Narcotic Analgesics SSRI Dissociative Anesthetics Narcotic Analgesics Narcotic Analgesics SSRI Tricyclic Antidepressant Anti-anginal

SSRI Anti-psychotic Benzodiazepine Anticonvulsant Narcotic Analgesics Narcotic Analgesics SSRI Narcotic Analgesics Barbiturate

Notes from Lab Used to treat ADHD Treatment of Reflux

often used by EMTs

Bath Salts can be used by EMTs, metabolite of heroin, metabolite of codeine Metabolite of Flurazepam used to treat opiate overdose, also included with buprenorphine as an ingredient in Suboxone? Generally not impairing

metabolite of buprenorphine metabolite of clozapine metabolite of multiple benzos metabolite of fentanyl metabolite of fluoxetine metabolite of ketamine metabolite of meperidine metabolite of propoxyphene metabolite of sertraline also a metabolite of amitriptyline heart medication, generally not impairing when taken alone metabolite of venlafaxine

also a metabolite of other benzodiazepines Treats psychiatric disorders, chronic pain

also a metabolite of oxycodone Generally not impairing

Bath Salts

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Analyte Name phencyclidine (PCP) pheniramine phenobarbital phentermine phenylpropanolamine phenyltoloxamine phenytoin prazosin pregabalin primidone procainamide procaine promazine promethazine propofol propoxyphene propranolol pseudoephedrine psilocin psilocybin quetiapine quinine/quinidine RCS-4 RCS-8 Risperidone salicylates secobarbital sertraline sevoflurane strychnine sumatriptan temazepam THC theophylline thioridazine toluene topiramate

Trade Names Angel Dust, Sherm Avil? Luminol? Adipex?

Novagesic? Dilantin? Minipress? Lyrica? Mysoline?

Novocaine? Sparine? Phergan?; Remsed? Diprivan? Darvon? Inderal? Sudafed? Mushrooms Mushrooms Seroquil? Qualaquin?; Quindan?;

Risperidal? Aspirin? Seconal? Zoloft? Ultane?

Imitrex? Restoril?

Mellaril?

Topamax?

Drug Category Reference

*Not all of the drugs listed below are routinely tested for by the laboratory. Call 206-262-6100 with questions.

DRE Category Dissociative Anesthetics CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Stimulants CNS Stimulants

CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants

Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants CNS Stimulants Hallucinogens Hallucinogens CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Inhalants

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Cannabis

CNS Depressants Inhalants CNS Depressants

Pharmaceutical Category Dissociative Anesthetics Antihistamine Barbiturate Sympathomimetic amine Decongestant Antihistamine Anti-convulsant Anti-hypertensive Anti-convulsant Barbiturate Cardiac Depressant Anesthetic (Local) Antiemetic, anti-psychotic Phenothiazine Anesthetic Narcotic Analgesics Antihypertensive Sympathomimetic amine Hallucinogen Hallucinogen Neuroleptic Cardiovascular

Anti-psychotic Analgesic Barbiturate SSRI Anesthetic Poison Antimigraine Benzodiazepine

Notes from Lab

Anorectic

Antiemetic, anti-psychotic no longer available on the market Beta-blocker if suspected, collect urine if suspected, collect urine Treatment of psychosis Synthetic Cannabinoid Synthetic Cannabinoid Treatment of psychosis generally not impairing

Bronchodialator Phenothiazine

Anti-convulsant

treatment for asthma Anti-psychotic found in paints and paint thinners, and glue

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Analyte Name tramadol trazodone triazolam trimethobenzamide trimethoprim UR-144 valproic acid venlafaxine verapamil warfarin XLR-11 zaleplon ziprasidone zolpidem zonisamide zopiclone

Trade Names Ultram? Desyrel? Halcion? Tegamide?; Tigan?; Proloprim?; Trimpex?

Depakote?, Depakene? Effexor? Calan?; Isoptin?; Verelan? Coumadin?; Rodex?

Sonata? Geodon? Ambien? Excegran? Imovane?

Drug Category Reference

*Not all of the drugs listed below are routinely tested for by the laboratory. Call 206-262-6100 with questions.

DRE Category Narcotic Analgesics CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants CNS Depressants

Pharmaceutical Category Narcotic Analgesics Antidepressant Benzodiazepine Antiemetic

Anti-convulsant SSRI Antianginal Anticoagulant

Sleep Aid Antipsychotic Sleep Aid Anti-convulsant Sleep Aid

Notes from Lab

Used to treat urinary traact infections Synthetic Cannabinoid treatment of psychiatric disorders, chronic pain generally not impairing generally not impairing, heart med Synthetic Cannabinoid

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